Charities In Nottingham City

Maintenance and preservation of historic allotment gardens. To secure by purchase or by lease and then manage the gardens to provide allotment plots for local people to work. To educate local people about the importance of these gardens to the history of Sherwood and relevance within Nottingham City.

Teaching young people to, be good citizens, by providing fun activities where the young poeple will learn.

Provide venue for use as a community hall and sports facilities

Provides indoor public lectures on geological topicsProvides field excursions of geological interestSupports local groups which provide geological experiencesProvides,free of charge, boxes of geological specimens to schools in order to give introduction to geology for pupils of all ages.Gives financial support to organisations providing geological information to the general public.

general medical and nursing charitable activities addressed to education and teaching leading to improved patient care. Purchase of apparatus for improved patient care.

To help poor persons over 60 years whom attend a Methodist Church in Nottingham and charitable organisations situate in the City of Nottingham.

Urban Abbey aims to advance Christianity in Nottingham and elsewhere for the benefit of the public, by:1. hosting prayer meetings, worship, celebrations of Easter and Advent, retreats, religious education, and producing material that helps others to understand the Christian faith;2. carrying out pastoral care, outreach and missionary work ;3. holding communal meals and celebrating community.

providing scouting activities to the young people of Bulwell

On line Hindi and other Indic computing languages. Yoga & avurveda conference. Inter-faith understanding. Study of scriptures - round table meetings. Festival celebrations.

Sirona Homes provides dispersed housing to women who have experienced domestic abuse and need a safe and secure home to successfully rebuild their lives, claim back their independence and live a fulfilling life free from violence & fear. The women tenants are supported by staff who provide intensive housing support and address emotional and therapeutic issues associated with the trauma of abuse.

With the money that we raise we provided equipment for the children at the school i.e seating , walking aids, toliet seats boxes for the children to sit on in class, reading aids. We also help towards trips and hoildays and christmas treats and anything else that the children need which the education and health won't pay for.

The principal object of the charity is to relieve patients and former kidney patients of the Nottingham City hospital and satellite units who are sick,convalescent,disabled,handicapped.infirm or in need of financial assistance.

The Society aims to cultivate and promote medicine and the medical community in and around Nottingham and support charities and benevolent projects relating to the medical community. Fellowships, awards and grants are made annually to further these objectives. For more information please visit www.medchi.org.uk

General charitable purposesEducation/trainingThe advancement of health or saving of livesDisabilityThe prevention or relief of povertyReligious activitiesArts/culture/heritage/scienceAmateur sportEnvironment/conservation/heritageEconomic/community development/employmentHuman rights/religious or racial harmony/equality or diversityOther charitable purposes

ACTION TO FACILITATE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENTFACILITIES FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS, PARTCULARLY CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Welfare of serving and past members of the Royal Air Force and their dependants for and on behalf of the Area and Central Headquarters of the RAF Association, the parent charity (226686) and the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund, whose grants we disburse.

Our Scout Group offers young people aged 6 - 14 an opportunity to gain Skills for Life via a structured programme of challenging and exciting fun-packed activities in the Bilborough area of Nottingham (where we are based) and beyond, doing our best to ensure their safety at all times. We believe in 'Scouting for All' irrespective of ethnicity, faith or special needs. All are welcome!

To maximise total return from investments with medium risk and lowest costs, and distribute income to needy ex employees of Marathon Knitwear, needy people of Nottinghamshire and registered charities.

The Trustees support of various sub-sections at the scheme during the year including two darts teams: Akido, Line dancing. Senior citizens club from the old Ordinance Factory,Meadows one stop youths have there achevment awards and christmas party in our clubROF use our room for there reunion every yearyearley coach trip to skegness for the members chldren.pantomine for members and there

NLHA provides financial and other support to groups and individuals; holds local history conferences; publishes a magazine "The Nottinghamshire Historian"; distributes monthly newsletter; works closely with local organisations (libraries, archives, local studies departments) to promote and support local history.

The Friends were formed for the benefit of people with mental health problems and their families in Greater Nottingham. The Friends aim to promote public understanding of mental health and reduce stigma. We also supplement the services already provided for the benefit of people with mental ill health.

The charity advocates for the benefits of running, walking and Nordic walking in enhancing fitness, well-being, positive mental health, and fostering social interactions. Firmly believing in the transformative power of group exercise, we aspire to assist individuals in reaching their objectives, be it related to health improvement, fitness enhancement.

Monthly meetings with Speakers on various topics. Additional meetings of interest groups - gardening, scrabble, rummikub, walking, craft, book club. Outings to places of interest, theatre, etc. Fund raising for various local charities and community projects.

The Nottingham Astronomical Society provides venues for its members to attend lectures, undertake practical activities and work with the public on a range of outreach activities.

The charity operates within Crabtree Farm Primary School local area, primarily to give grants etc to the after school clubs, and other groups associated with the school. this is done by holding discos, raffles and fairs at the school.Groups etc ask for funding by attending the groups regular coffee mornings.